I think much like another song “Anti-Matter” (that's also on the same album as this song), this one is also is inspired by a horrifying van crash the band experienced on Nov 3, 2022. This, much like the other track, sounds like it's an extension what they shared while huddled in the wreckage, as they helped frontman Garrett Russell stem the bleeding from his head wound while he was under the temporary effects of a concussion. The track speaks of where the mind goes at the most desperate & desolate of times, when it just about slips away to all but disconnect itself, and the aftermath.
I saw you coming out the corner of my eye
You touched my face just as I started to go blind
Know you injected all the poison into me
You have been killing me, is that so hard for you to see?
Where are you now?
I have been dancing in your veins
Where are you now?
In two more minutes, you'll be dead
Where are you now?
Your hollow heart will be my home
Suck it out, suck it out
Suck out the poison
Suck it out, suck it out
Suck out the poison
My face went numb, I couldn't move my hands or feet
I didn't notice when you kissed me on my cheek
I started sweating and I dropped down to my knees
You are becoming my all time favorite terminal disease
Where are you now?
I have been dancing in your veins
Where are you now?
In two more minutes, you'll be dead
Where are you now?
Your hollow heart will be my home
Suck it out, suck it out
Suck out the poison
Suck it out, suck it out
Suck out the poison
Help me, I'm infected
Suck out the poison
Help me, I'm infected
Suck out the poison
Help me, I'm infected
Suck out the poison
Help me, I'm infected
Where are you now?
I have been dancing in your veins
Where are you now?
In two more minutes, you'll be dead
Where are you now?
Your hollow heart will be my home
You touched my face just as I started to go blind
Know you injected all the poison into me
You have been killing me, is that so hard for you to see?
Where are you now?
I have been dancing in your veins
Where are you now?
In two more minutes, you'll be dead
Where are you now?
Your hollow heart will be my home
Suck it out, suck it out
Suck out the poison
Suck it out, suck it out
Suck out the poison
My face went numb, I couldn't move my hands or feet
I didn't notice when you kissed me on my cheek
I started sweating and I dropped down to my knees
You are becoming my all time favorite terminal disease
Where are you now?
I have been dancing in your veins
Where are you now?
In two more minutes, you'll be dead
Where are you now?
Your hollow heart will be my home
Suck it out, suck it out
Suck out the poison
Suck it out, suck it out
Suck out the poison
Help me, I'm infected
Suck out the poison
Help me, I'm infected
Suck out the poison
Help me, I'm infected
Suck out the poison
Help me, I'm infected
Where are you now?
I have been dancing in your veins
Where are you now?
In two more minutes, you'll be dead
Where are you now?
Your hollow heart will be my home
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